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Ideological, regional diversity hallmarks of tax panel's frosh - Roll Call

The new Republicans on the House Ways and Means Committee don't always jibe with their party's mainstream.

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George Santos scandal consumes Congress, chafes lawmakers on both sides of aisle

Trailed constantly by shouting reporters, Rep. George Santos has become one of the most watched first-term congressmen in history.

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House GOP holds back bill aimed at progressive local prosecutors - Roll Call

A Republican-backed House bill aimed at progressive district attorneys ran into trouble this week amid concerns from conservative lawmakers.

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House GOP kicks off majority with vote to slash IRS funding

House Republicans have began their tenure in the majority by passing a bill that would rescind nearly $71 billion that Congress had provided the IRS

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New election, same result: Most incumbents win 2022 rematches

WASHINGTON — House incumbents facing tough rematches with their 2020 opponents almost all prevailed again in this year’s midterms, with only one falling to a repeat challenger after redistricting made for a more challenging race.

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New election, same result: Most incumbents win 2022 rematches - Roll Call

Most of the House members running in 2022 against the same opponent they had beaten in 2020 won again this year.

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GOP angling for choice Ways and Means seats already underway - Roll Call

At least 10 Republicans appear to be in the mix to fill open slots on the Ways and Means Committee in the next Congress.

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How vulnerable House incumbents fared in the 2022 midterms - Roll Call

Incumbent Democrats were defending 36 of the more than 50 competitive seats in the House in this year's midterm elections.

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Battle for US House goes through New York's suburbs

The fight for control of the U.S. House of Representatives will be partly decided Tuesday on a battleground that seemed unlikely a year ago: New York City's suburbs

The Independent UK

Trump vows NYC GOP Rep. Nicole Malliotakis will uphold ‘Judeo-Christian principles’

NEW YORK — Former President Donald Trump implored New York City Republicans on Saturday to vote for Rep. Nicole Malliotakis in defense of “Judeo-Christian principles.”

Tribune News Service

Social media posts link 2 GOP congressional candidates in New York to Jan. 6 rally attendees

NEW YORK — The Republican candidates in two of New York’s most competitive congressional races have associated with people who participated in the raucous pro-Trump rally that devolved into a deadly insurrection at the U.S. Capitol last year, according to a review of social media posts.

Tribune News Service

A look at 8 House races in New York that could determine control of Congress

NEW YORK — New York is widely viewed as one of the nation’s most deeply Democratic states.

Tribune News Service

Georgia Dem Stacey Abrams would like a Biden boost in governor’s race

Georgia Democrat Stacey Abrams said Sunday she would welcome an assist in her bid for governor from President Biden, who has largely been steering clear of campaign rallies ahead of the crucial midterm elections next month.

Tribune News Service

Twitter flags abortion ad from New York congressional hopeful Max Rose as age-restricted

Twitter placed an age barrier on an abortion-focused ad from a New York congressional candidate on Monday, saying the Democrat’s clip could be inappropriate for viewers younger than 18.

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9/11 victims bill passes House in last pre-election vote - Roll Call

The House passed legislation Friday that would give as much as $3 billion in payments to spouses and children of Sept. 11 victims.

Tribune News Service

New FEC filings show no sign of donors abandoning Democrats

WASHINGTON — The president’s party usually loses seats in midterms, and those losses can be significant when the president is unpopular and the economy is in turmoil.

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New FEC filings show no sign of donors abandoning Democrats - Roll Call

The president’s party usually loses seats in midterms, but there is no sign that campaign donors are turning away from Democratic candidates.

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Group testing ads to see if Democrats can go on offense on the economy - Roll Call

Ads aimed at four House Republicans in competitive races will test if Democrats can take the offensive on the economy.

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At the Races: Hearing today, gone tomorrow? - Roll Call

The CQ Roll Call newsroom tracks campaigns nationwide, sharing the best stories, with some extras, in the At the Races newsletter.

Tribune News Service

Redrawn congressional lines dividing Democrats, ‘earthquake’ for New York politics

ALBANY, N.Y. — New York’s once-a-decade redistricting process has played out in protracted court battles, sowed confusion among voters as well as candidates and exposed deep divisions within the Democratic Party.

Roll Call

Map that would pit Maloney vs. Nadler in primary sent to New York’s top court - Roll Call

Senior Democrats face primaries, and opportunities for the party to pick up several seats were erased in a New York map proposed Monday.

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Trump targets outraise challengers, unlike some other incumbents

New campaign finance disclosures show several House incumbents raising less than potential opponents, but not those targeted by Trump.

Tribune News Service

Workers are getting angry about companies ending vaccine mandates

It’s not just JPMorgan Chase & Co. that’s hiring unvaccinated workers again.

Tribune News Service

Former NYC Mayor de Blasio says he won’t run for Congress, either

NEW YORK — For the second time in two months since leaving City Hall, former Mayor Bill de Blasio announced he is not running for public office, saying Tuesday he would sit out a congressional run in his local Brooklyn district.

Salon

Gerrymander "karma" hits N.Y. GOP

Aggressive gerrymander could send several GOP House members packing as “inevitable result" of Republican cheating

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